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MODERN TUNNELLING TECHNOLOGY 2016, Vol. 53 Issue (6) :219-226    DOI:
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Field Jacking Test of Steel Tubes with Flange Slabs in a Layer of Sand
(1 College of Resource and Civil Engineering, Northeastern University, Shenyang 110819; 2 The Fifth Construction Co. Ltd. of China Railway Fourth Group, Jiujiang 332005)
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Abstract The STS (Steel Tube Slab) curtain method, which consists of a load supporting structure formed by the coupling of steel tubes with concrete, flange slabs and bolts, is a new construction method used in the construction of super-shallow subway stations. Based on a subway station in Shenyang, this paper studies the construction difficulties and rectification techniques in the jacking construction of a steel tube with flange slabs, and presents relevant solutions and control measures, thereby providing a reference for the popularization of the STS curtain method.
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ZHAO Wen- 1 Jia-Peng-Jiao- 1 Li-Shen-Gang- 1 Yu-Hua-Liang- 1 Xia-Yun-Peng- 2 Liu- Heng
KeywordsSTS curtain method   Construction difficulties   Rectification techniques   Field test     
Abstract: The STS (Steel Tube Slab) curtain method, which consists of a load supporting structure formed by the coupling of steel tubes with concrete, flange slabs and bolts, is a new construction method used in the construction of super-shallow subway stations. Based on a subway station in Shenyang, this paper studies the construction difficulties and rectification techniques in the jacking construction of a steel tube with flange slabs, and presents relevant solutions and control measures, thereby providing a reference for the popularization of the STS curtain method.
KeywordsSTS curtain method,   Construction difficulties,   Rectification techniques,   Field test     
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ZHAO Wen- 1 Jia-Peng-Jiao- 1 Li-Shen-Gang- 1 Yu-Hua-Liang- 1 Xia-Yun-Peng- 2 Liu- Heng .Field Jacking Test of Steel Tubes with Flange Slabs in a Layer of Sand[J]  MODERN TUNNELLING TECHNOLOGY, 2016,V53(6): 219-226
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